@tonysimons_ If I connect my personal Hermes agent to my work laptop, will anything I upload through my personal account be saved on my work laptop? I want to make sure that none of my personal info gets saved on my work laptop, but I would like to access my personal agent from my work laptop
@HermesWatcher I think I'm doing something wrong because whenever Hermes uses my browser it pops up and blocks my view on anything I'm doing at the moment. Each times it loads a new tab it pops up.
@HermesAgentTips If you are already in the apple ecosystem and want to link to it so calendar, notes, reminder, and texts can all be controlled from hermes then I'd suggest Mac Studio. but if thats not important then for sure a spark.
My granddaughter Vera asked for her own AI Cyberphonk song.
Title: Vera’s Autonomous Dream
Genre: Cyber Phonk / Neon Trap
Mood: Futuristic, electric, driven, dream‑coded
Vocal Style: Confident, rhythmic, glitch‑phonk cadence
Instrumentation: Distorted 808s, neon pads, cyber ambience, GPU‑core pulse
[Verse 1]
Vera in the night with her circuits on fire,
Autonomous dreams wired deep with desire.
DGX Sparks hummin’ like a prophecy call,
She’s curing disease, tryna heal the world’s fall.
Local inference runnin’ on her RTX Spark,
Casting bright visions in the technomancer dark.
Ambition amplified in the glow of the screen,
She’s building her future from a sovereign machine.
[Hook]
Vera got that AI life, neon in her veins,
Dreams so big they bend data into chains.
World‑shift magic in the code she writes,
Transforming everything with autonomous nights.
[Verse 2]
She maps out cures in the lattice of light,
Model weights shimmer like stars in the night.
DGX Sparks chant like a digital choir,
Feeding her vision, lifting her higher.
Her laptop’s a portal, RTX Spark in the frame,
Every inference cast like a spell in her name.
She’s shaping tomorrow with a mage‑coded mind,
Blueprints of hope in every vector she finds.
[Bridge]
Neon breath, silicon soul,
Vera’s mission locked in control.
Healing the world with a sovereign spark,
Turning cold data into luminous art.
[Hook]
Vera got that AI life, neon in her veins,
Dreams so big they bend data into chains.
World‑shift magic in the code she writes,
Transforming everything with autonomous nights.
[Outro]
She’s living her vision, she’s building her dream,
Autonomous girl in a luminous stream.
DGX Sparks and a heart full of drive,
Vera’s AI future keeping hope alive.
@Partisan_12 Hello @adidas , shame on you. A single shoe for an IDF soldier while more than 4,000 Palestinian children have lost one or more limbs because of IDF forces in Gaza. Disgraceful. BOYCOTT ADIDAS. Stop supporting companies that choose profit over Palestinian children.
@HermesWatcher that’s just some of the basics. It gets controlled by my agents all at once rather than me having to go into each app and make the adjustments. Oh my agent also has a watcher so that when it texts my girl what she chooses from three options it’ll read her reply then makes th meal
@HermesWatcher Then have my assistant add groceries to a shopping cart or tell me where I can find the items cheaper based on my location. If I’m too tired I can have the agent shift all the dinners by one day then have it give me some DoorDash suggestions for a quick dinner.
@HermesWatcher Texts, reminders, and calendar. I ask a chef agent to go ahead and plan a meal based on what I have in inventory. It creates a dinner adds it to the fam calendar with the full recipe. I have the chef plan some meals and have him add items to Apple reminders grocery list.
Bot 1 is my main bot and Hermes’ default profile—not an additional profile. Bots 2, 3, and 4 are additional profiles with separate Telegram bots. Could multiplex cron scheduling be reusing the wrong profile’s Telegram adapter or sender identity?
I’m seeing cross-profile cron delivery in Hermes’ Telegram integration. A cron job belonging to Bot 2 was sent through Bot 3, and a scheduled job belonging to Bot 1 was sent through Bot 4—even though the jobs were stored under the correct profiles. @Teknium@NousResearch